... that tbit gentleman will use his best exertion. In maintain the positron the Nor'h Union Coursing Club has always maintained Whig ...

... particularly for the coarser sets, and prices firm, with upward tendency. Finer sets are still comparatively dull. —Belfast Whig. ...

... communication from Hillsborough that the account of the affray near that town on Saturday night, as published in yestcrdav’s Whig, unfortunately correct in all but a very few points. We are glad to find that the rumour of Irvine’s death is premature. is ...

... proposition having been introduced into the Confederate Congress for the destruction of tobacco and cotton, TV*c Richmond Whig says;—“Preparations for the destruction of these two articles cannot he too speedily made. If Congress does not act. order ...

... vote*for the ah.lili mot church rates was the crucial tost of the fitness of the borough representative; tint distinguished Whig statesmen contradicted the opinions ot a lifetime ; that the Church itself, the poor m. u’s Church, was in danger. It is not ...

... patronage than is really enjoyed the Government candidates for dock}ard boroughs, and was likely to hold it much lunger than any Whig Minister is likely to retain bis >ce. llis deleat, therefore, is not less indicative of the strength of feeling against him ...

... Xorth of Ireland are connected by ties of very long standing with the Tory party, and the Catholics who used to support the Whigs have now turned against a Minstry that is, as they think, conspiring to dethrone the head of their religion. Even those Catholic ...

... labored hard late gain opportunity to abuse England ; hut either abuse or praise from such quarter is of the sane value. A Whig Cabinet Minister must be guilty of u grave mistake when The Times calls public attention to the matter. Tuesday’s Times draws ...

... greater vioiiaitudeu of fortune than any of its cot itemporaiies. For many yeais paper stoo l higher in public estimation. a Whig organ. The Morning Chronicle (or tMitue time page ceageJ to exist. W.tb'O the last sen ei«ht years has luuobe«i «rsrj point ...

... which the Prime Minister of England presides- Composed of the representatives of the fag-ends ot every faction in tho pire, the Whig party of holds together merely on the principle contained iu the fable of the bundle of s icks. An arrogant and selfconceited ...

... poor Bible-reading Spanish captives will be sooner or later released. iMEXT has not yet given any sign of a party struggle—Whig and Tory all agree—but the 2Jth of this month, we are told, when Mr. Walpole is to bring forward his resolutions, or, according ...

... him they honour lhem.el.es, and show that hit upright character and disinterested labour have not been iu vain-A'orlficri. Whig ...